Dr. Prem Kumar, a renowned educator, was conferred the Fellowship of the International Academy of Ethics
Chandigarh
Dr. Prem Kumar, CEO of the BCM Foundation and a renowned educator, was conferred the Fellowship of the International Academy of Ethics at a prestigious ceremony. The event, held under the auspices of the Academy, recognized Dr. Kumar’s significant contributions to business ethics and his influential role as a three-time Vice-Chancellor.
The ceremony took place in the presence of distinguished scholars and dignitaries, including Dr. Jernail Singh Anand, President of the Academy, who formally conferred the fellowship on Dr. Kumar. The occasion was also attended by Dr. Maja Herman Sekulic, Vice-President of the Academy, and Prof. Laksmisree Banerjee, former Vice-Chancellor of Kalhan University.
In his acceptance speech, Dr. Kumar highlighted the importance of ethics in business. He stated that companies founded on ethical principles tend to prosper longer, whereas unethical shortcuts may lead to short-term gains but eventual downfall. The event featured a panel discussion on “Bizworld: The Ethical Imperatives,” moderated by Rupa Rao, Chief Coordinator and Moderator.
Panelists included Dr. Alexander Plavsin from Serbia and Dr. Deepak Tandon of Jaipuria School of Business. Dr. Plavsin emphasized storytelling and authenticity in business, while Dr. Tandon discussed the global financial crisis driven by greed, hope, and despair. Dr. Anand reflected on how greed contributed to the decline from Satya Yuga to Treta Yuga, marked by the Ramayana war.
The program concluded with a vote of thanks from Prof. Seema Jain, Associate Director, and warm acknowledgments for all participants, guest speakers, and organizers.
Rupa Rao, the Chief Coordinator, moderated the event successfully, leaving a lasting impression on all attendees. (PR)
Read: ETHICS & PUBLIC MORALITIES
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